Call girls
Prostitutes and call girls are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Prostitutes" instead a noun phrase "Call girls".
Prostitutes
Call girls and prostitutes are semantically related. You can use "Call girls" instead a noun "Prostitutes".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- tramps and call girls
- tramps and prostitutes
- pros and call girls
- pros and prostitutes
- tarts and call girls
- tarts and prostitutes
- floozies and call girls
- floozies and prostitutes
- molls and call girls
- molls and prostitutes
- camp followers and call girls
- camp followers and prostitutes
- courtesans and call girls
- courtesans and prostitutes
Both terms in one sentence
- Domestic Abuse: Beating his wife is bad enough, but Phillip Watson also quite openly cheats on her with call girls and prostitutes.
Source: Fan Fic / Ultimate Spider Woman - Van De Kasseien committing adultery with one of his secretaries, call girls, prostitutes or other women.
Source: Running Gag / Comics -
None of the actual prostitutes were in any way significant, and they weren't call girls (working as they were at a brothel), but the general idea (of a high-class prostitute) applies.
Source: Series / Rumpole of the Bailey
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